Now that’s a volume bar to remember! One for the record.
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I think when the world sees Safe Network is alive and well we could easily pass this number. Keeping the lights on for 18 years is no small feat. Add to this a functional network and this price will be a distant memory in no time.
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After 9 years following the project i have learned to not count my chicks before they hatch hahaha. But have always known it’ll come good someday. Just not sure what day. They will be a need to have exchanges and demand before any records are set. A little more faith and patience needed still 
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I don’t think so. The halving in next month for BTC … and in previous cycles, the bull market went on for a year or more after that -as far as I recall anyway.
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Don’t you mean count your chunks? 
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I would be happy to be wrong
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Chunks, chicks, as long as they hatch 
i’d be happy. 
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I bought myself a small amount of eMaid today. 3500 eMaid to be exact. I sold all my omni Maid 3 years ago, which was my only crypto position back then…but I always kept an eye on the forum. This feels like a good time to put some skin back in the game.
The whole swapping thing on uniswap was new to me though. The gas fees are absurd. But hey, it worked.
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Gas fees are higher during heavy traffic. Week days are usually more expensive than weekends, and when prices are volatile it’s also more expensive due to heavier traffic. Uniswap works great, but i tend to agree that during times like these it’s near unusable for small transactions.
Best advice i can give is wait for markets to settle down a bit and try to do transactions over the weekend. Could reduce the fees by over 90%.
And there is always Bitmart, lower liquidity but you can fund the account through any network (solana network works great, only $1) and emaid withdrawals cost 30 emaid.
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If one can manage a middle of the night (U.S. time) transaction, the gas is a bit cheaper then, also.
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I don’t want to tie myself to another exchange again. I figured using Uniswap with my Coinbase wallet was the quickest route. Though my initial swap failed due to too low gas fees. I manually put in 50 gwei, but the transaction got stuck for about about a day or so before it failed. My funds were locked until then. Fun fact: a minute after I did my initial swap, eMaid spiked from 50 to 70 cents. I read that you commented that liquidity had been added to Uniswap. Coincidence?
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I never change the gas fee set by Trezor wallet. If I do it fail.
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The metamask wallet looks for the lowest? gas fee every few seconds. So you can wait (and take your chances) or take the current offer.
come on, who is going to lift the rest of those at 0.6331??
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With MAID no longer listed (except unreliable hitbtc) and eMAID on many places how is the price of (e)MAID determined by people now?
Dont say i didnt give you the heads up
3k traded on bitmart at 70c
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Coingecko has all the available markets of eMAID listed and based on the averages you get the ‘current price’. Not sure if weighted by volume.
-eMAID/USDC
-eMAID/USDT (Bitmart)
-eMAID/AGRS
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I am thinking about when is ok to use uniswap and when bitmart, if on uniswap is fee same and it doesnt matter on amount.
Let assume I will sell 2500$ of worth, how many fee I then pay on bitmart?
I just want know if I assume that on uniswap is average fee about 50$ then from what amount I will pay same fee on bitmart.
The main difference for about $2500 is missing liquidity at current price on BitMart
I had to fix Uniswap exchange to cover transaction fees. So the real rate is about @0,657 on Uniswap, but the fees are estimated.
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